Warsaw, Virginia

I've heard two ideas regarding the answer to this question: The first is that it is better to graduate with a concentration in business (for example supply management) because it makes you more valuable than a general business graduate. The second is that it is better to graduate with a...

Finding the perfect college or university, and finding a interesting place to progress a career is the difficult thing after graduating from a two-year program. Not knowing how to find a career because you cannot find the perfect college is a very hard thing to think about, so how would you go...

Getting a secure job after college is the thing ,that most people worry about. This is a question that most people have because college is suppose to help people with their career, but in most cases when people get out of school they can never find a career, and have to work low end jobs when...

People today tend to think "corrupt" when they think of people at the "top of the totem pole". There is often the dilemma of taking the high-paying corporate job vs. the low-paying job that is more in-line with ones values. #business #small-business #corporate

The jump from college (or school in general) to a career is a big step. #resume #interviews #professional-development #corporate

I'm not sure where I want to live when I grow up and knowing where my career takes place could help. #bachelors-degree

I went on a mission trip and fell in love, I also love traveling in general. I want to love my job when I grow up. #bachelors-degree

I love mathematics, but the high school teaching salary has me wary of that job. Are there other jobs, besides accountants, that math majors are qualified for? #mathematics #math #mathematics-education #financial-planning

I'm trying to decide between public and private colleges, and I would like to know if the "really good" schools (and all of their costs and debt) are actually necessary to my success. I'm a good student, so I could get into most colleges, but I don't know if spending tens of thousands of...

Engineering is a major I'm interested in, however, I don't enjoy physics. I want to know if I should avoid majoring in engineering because of this dislike, or if I just have to get through a few physics courses in order to still be an engineer. #engineering

How hard is it to set up and run your own business? #business

How hard is it to become an interior designer if you are a person who puts a lot of effort into things? #business